Postmasters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POSTMASTERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• POSTMASTER, one who has charge of a station for the accommodation of travelers; one who supplies post horses
• a man in charge of a post office.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who has charge of a post office

Words related to POSTMASTERS

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Words that contain POSTMASTERS

postmastership23 postmasterships24

How to use POSTMASTERS in a sentence

• He would not trust postmasters, for they were officers of the United States government.
• He proposed instead a law forbidding Federal postmasters to deliver publications prohibited by the laws of a State, Territory, or District.
• There are 5,240 post-offices in the Union, and as many postmasters.
• The postmasters of 368 offices are appointed by the President.
• Contractors and postmasters in general are represented as attending to their duties with most commendable zeal and fidelity.
• No one in any of these three cases would have desired that the sitting member should appoint, say, the postmasters, or collectors of Inland Revenue for his constituency.
• The government telegraph lines are run in connection with the mails and in the smaller towns the postmasters are telegraph operators also.
• He also appoints a vast number of inferior officers, such as postmasters and revenue collectors, without the participation of the Senate.
• In the South, the postmasters, as at Charleston, seized antislavery tracts and pamphlets going through the mails, and the people burned them.
• These stamps the postmasters sold at a little more than the expense of printing.
• Three thousand postmasters appointed in one year were from the army.
• Thus encouraged, Lord Normandy proposed an address to the throne for the dismissal of one of the two post-masters general, and opposition again triumphed.
• The amount of the penalty of the bond required from Postmasters must be governed by the revenue collected, and the amount of business transacted.
• Care must be taken to use the Money Order form of bond for all Postmasters transacting Money Order and Savings Bank business.
• We trust that the youthful villain Charlton will not be allowed to escape, but that he will receive the long term provided by the law for thieving postmasters.
• Crawford of South Carolina secured in 1820 the passage of an act limiting the term of office of postmasters to four years.
• The appointment of postmasters does not come under the Civil Service Act.
• It is the principal aim of civil service reformers, that postmasters should be appointed under its provisions.
• Contractors, postmasters, and others engaged in this branch of the service have performed their duties with energy and faithfulness deserving commendation.
• Postmasters whose salaries exceed this sum are appointed by the President of the United States.
• He provides stamps, stamped envelopes, and postal cards for post-offices, and receives the reports and settlements of postmasters.
• Wood, although regularly appointed, did not accept, judging by the dates of the next postmasters.
• The postmasters also pasted her hand-bills in a conspicuous place, and they were a source of much amusement and comment.
• But the cases should be exceedingly rare in which postmasters are awarded any more than the allowances made by the Department officers.
• Any other course leads to the expenditure of money by postmasters for work which they should do themselves and to the employment of clerks which are unnecessary.
• Of the total number of postmasters 54,874 are of the fourth class.
• A general law was passed on the 9th day of May, 1888, authorizing the Postmaster-General to make allowances and credits to postmasters in precisely such cases.
• Postmasters are allowed for their services a commission on the amount of postage received by them quarterly.
• How are postmasters paid for their services? State the rates of commission.
• David was enlisted by the employers of labour, the farmers, chemical works, mining and smelting-works managers, squires, and postmasters to restore order.

Similar words containing MASTER without suffix s and without prefix post

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